We draughtproofed and renovated the windows in this beautiful flat. You can see the difference a bit of care from our highly professional team can make to the look of your property. For a free no obligation quote please give us a call today.
We restored and renovated ten windows in this beautiful house in Newhaven. We also painted outside and in. The owners were delighted.
Renovation and Draughtproofing Saxe Coburg Street Edinburgh. Sash Windows beautifully restored in time for a cosy Christmas.
We restored these dilapedated windows to their former glory. You couldn’t see a more dramatic change. That will keep out the frost. Pleas contact us if you would like a quote, we work in all weather even snow!!
We draughtproofed & renovated these windows in Tranent. Looks much better now, shining white and ready for the summer sun. Also handy the pub is near by.
This is a restoration of some dilapidated Victorian windows we did in Buccleuch Street Edinburgh. We work all throughout the year providing warmth and weather proofing for windows of all types. A very happy festive season to all! We look forward to hearing from you in the New Year. Please get in touch for a quote or advice.
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Sash Windows Restored. Here’s a picture of two windows we draughtproofed and renovated in St Stephen’s Street in Edinburgh. They look as good as new. So could your windows. Give us a call today for a no obligation quote on 07789 671652 or 0131 538 8886. If you need any painting services pleas contact our sister company The Sash and Case Painting Company
Draughtproof and Renovation, Newtown Edinburgh Draughtproof and Renovation in the Newtown in Edinburgh. One of six windows we restored in the Newtown in Edinburgh, any shape or size of traditional sash window can be fully draught proofed and returned to how they would have looked when first made.
